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Fabio Quartararo eager for Mugello MotoGP reset after Yamaha setbacks: “We’ll give it our all”
Fabio Quartararo is aiming to end a streak of three successive non-finishes in the MotoGP race at Mugello this weekend, which has dropped him down to tenth place in the championship standings. His recent issues include a crash at Le Mans, a retirement at Silverstone due to a technical failure, and a fall at Aragon.
Quartararo had a strong showing at Jerez with a second-place finish, but performance became a concern at the low-grip Aragon circuit. However, he has fond memories at Mugello, having won there in 2021 and secured a podium in 2022. He is also looking forward to testing new Yamaha parts in Italy.
His teammate Alex Rins is still seeking his first top-ten finish of the season, currently sitting 17th in the championship. Rins is optimistic after positive results from testing at Aragon and plans to make adjustments to avoid previous race difficulties.
Team director Massimo Meregalli is eager to see how the latest M1 parts perform at Mugello’s high-speed track, following testing by Pramac team and factory riders in Barcelona. The team will utilize data from the Aragon test to enhance their performance this weekend at a different circuit.
The practice sessions for the Italian GP will start on Friday, where Quartararo and the team will be aiming to make a strong comeback and secure competitive results.
